The Lady

The Lady is an enigmatic figure, dressed in white and of no discernable race. She is the keeper of the Murmuring Forest and its secrets. She has shown herself to be capable of commanding the weather, and currently uses this power to maintain the unnaturally warm weather surrounding the Quilt which makes the land suitable for farming.

Death of the Vikes
The Lady was first encountered by Fid. & Co. as she claimed an ancient amulet from the possession of Lord Reginald Vike during his journey to Robin.

Both Lord Vike and his son, Marlon died as a result of this confrontation.

Garden of Antiquities
The Lady keeps in her woods many outcast creatures who have no place in the world that the Nabettan Church has created. In return for her protection, these settlements regard her as a prime authority and respect the code of conduct she has implemented. She has been referred to as "The Forest Keeper" in addition to her other title.

History
Translations of Rorschach's Tekkaman Text speak of a Lady Ankhsapen Raa Mesthestus, who was a part of the governing body of the Tekkatorri Empire, before being expelled during the Portent's rise to power. She persisted afterwards as an important figure of the resistance, siding with the Crystal Dandelion until her eventual betrayal after the Seed's departure. For her service, The Lady had been promised control some portion of land as compensation. According to her, members of the Nabettan Church left behind did not uphold their end of this bargain. It is also during this betrayal that she was separated from her sword and lover, Ailett.

The Lady is known to take a more neutral stance when interacting with other Immortals and their conflicts. Despite this, she has taken part in a few events, including aiding the Portent in locking Scrathnok away in his "arid prison"

Misc

 * When seen drinking a gnomish mood-shifting ale, the drink did not seem to react to her emotional state.
 * The Lady made a replica of Ailett sometime after he became lost. It is not believed to be sentient.